Excerpt from The Superintendent and Superintendence
It is a conviction of mine that the superintendents and principals of this state might in many cases, if not in most, secure much better results than they are now doing in the direction of administration and supervision. This conviction has been forced upon me mainly through observation, through reports of inspectors, and through statements made by teachers who have applied for countersignature of diplomas. It has often happened that teachers who were refused countersignature were amazed to learn that their work had not been wholly satisfactory. Many have told me that in the course of their first year"s experience they had never had a single word of suggestion or criticism, - never the slightest assistance of any kind. It is safe to assume that in some cases at least these statements were much exaggerated if not utterly untrue, but assuming this to be the case such a body of testimony no doubt has significance when taken in the large, if not in every individual instance.
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